A SUDDEN GOLD.
B o th
G n lltr ,
The man who prltle«l himself on his
keen perceptions watched the witnees
oil the NtHiitl with intensity, and nodded
his bead vigorously at the closing words
BRITAIN YIELDS
General Debility
Day In and day out there is that feeling
weakness that makes a burden of itStilt
TO RUSSIAN PLEA of Food
does not strengthen.
of the bewildered witness.
“That man’s concerned in It.” said
the keen observer to his friend. “ Didn’t
you notice how his eyes shifted Agrets lo Conference on Turkish Af-
around?”
fairs Am mg Powers.
“ How about this next one?” inquired
the friend.
“ He’s guilty of something.” asserted
the keen observer. “ No man stares ut
people In that bold, defiant way if be S tra its M ay N o t Y e t Be O pe ned as
R ussia W o u ld R a th e r C o n tro l the
bus a clear conscience.”
No
lllfcht
to K i c k .
D a rd a n e lls
U n til
N avy
is B u ilt—
Bleep does not refresh.
It Is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should he easy,—vitality is on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For this condition take
H o o d ’ s S a rs a p a r illa
It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and
tone to all the organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known us S a r s a ta b s . 100doses$l.
S P IT Z ttE R G F N IN D IS P U T E .
C o n fe re n c e to Be C a lle d to
O w n e rs h ip o f Land.
S e ttle
Berlin, Oct. 12.—An international
conference will be summoned in the
near future to regulate the future of
Spitzbcrgen, and it is expected that
delegates will attend from Great Brit
ain, the United States, France, Russia,
Germany, Sweden and Norway. The
Norwegian government, which has
taken the initiative in proposing the
conference, desires to safeguard the
rights of the Norwegian fishermen
who work along the coasts o f Spitx-
bergen by an international agreement.
The
Norwegian
fishermen
and
huntsmen were for a long time undis
puted masters o f Spitzbergen and
enjoyed unlimited freedom in follow
ing their occupations. Recently, how
ever, two mining companies, one
financed by British and Norwegian
capital and the other financed by
American and Norwegian capital
have begun operations in Advent Bay
and both companies have annexed
enormous areas o f land, and have
prohibited Norwegian fishermen and
huntsmen from trespassing on these
territories. It is expected that Nor
way will lay claim to the possession
of Spitzbergen by virtue o f the prior
rights o f Norwegian fishermen and
huntsmen, but in this case it is ex
pected that Sweden will raise a coun
ter claim on the ground that Swedish
scientific
expeditions
have
been
mainly instrumental in opening Spitz
bergen to the outside world.
G re s t B rita in M a in ta in s S a n c tity
I.U * ii ry.
Customer—It seems to me that’s an aw
o f T re a tie s .
Stranger (in Dreary hurst)— Is there a
ful price to have to pay for a pound of
liver.
place here where I can get a square
meal?
Butcher—You must remember, ma’am,
Uncle Welby Gosh—Yes, sir; there’s a
that the liver is a choice part. This
London,
Oct.
13.—
M.
Iswolsky,
the
restur’nt ’round the cawner where you
steer weighed nearly a ton, and he had
Russian foreign minister, has suc can git the best meal this side o’ Chicago
only one small liver.
ceeded in impressing upon Sir E d if you don’t mind its bein’ a leetle expen
H i s N 'u t n r a l B e n t .
ward Grey, the British secretary for sive. They’ ll so<k you fur 3."» cents, but,
“ I understand old l'slyman left his af foreign affairs, the necessity that not by gum! it’s wuth it!—Chicago Tribune.
fairs in pretty bad shape. Are you hav
ii n o c tM it.
mg any trouble in straightening them only should a conference of the pow-
be held to settle the crisis in the
Lobelia,” ternly demanded Mr. M e
out?”
Near
East,
but
this
conference
should
Swat,
“
1
want
to
know what you’ve been
"We have found that they can’t be
j « i « -
m v safety
cn fa t u razor!”
pavAl* ***
to my
struightened. lie was a confirmed crook.” take under advisement other ques- I doing
tions besides those involved in the
“ Nothing,” was Mrs. Mr Swat's indig*
annexation by Austria of Bosnia and nnnt answer, ns she moved around with a
Mis* Helen Sauerbler, of 81S Main St., St*
T e n d er H earted.
Mit li. , writes an Interesting: letter
Customer—( ’an you tell me whether the Herzegovina and the declaration of slight limp. “ Besides. BUliger, I don’t
on tlio subject of catch!n? cold, which stuff they put on this sticky tty paper is Bulgarian independence.
believe it’s a safety razor, anyway !*’—*
cannot full to hoof vulue to all women who sweet?
This change of front on the part of Chicago Tribune.
c a t c h c o ld e a s il y ,
Great
Britain,
which
has
caused
great
Druggist—No, ma’am; I don’ t know
surprise, was announced by the for
A ( l l i n n i l n D ls c o iir a ix e u ie n t .
whether it is or not.
“ Do you think there is any reliable
Customer (with a sigh)—Well, I’ll taka eign office at the conclusion of a long
conference
between
Sir
Edward
Grey
way of foretelling the weather?”
f) cents’ worth, but my conscience would
bo ever so much clearer If I could be sure and M. Iswolsky, after a meeting of
“ Yep,” answered Farmer Corntassel.
the
cabinet,
in
which
Sir
Edward
set
that the poor flies when they get stuck
“Jes’ think of the kind you don’ t want
forth
the
position
he
had
taken
and
on it die happy.—Chicago Tribune.
PU T POACHERS TO D EATH.
explained the views of the Russian and then prophesy it.” — Washington
Star.
It Should be Taken According to Di
minister.
T rou b le b y the W a y t ld e .
It is doubtful whether Russia is
R ussians M a ke S h o r t W o rk o f J a p
“ Anyhow,” fiercely exclaimed Wareham
rections an the Bottle, at the
G e t t i n g I :n n i f i l In t« A c t i o n .
Long, as their irreconcilable differences of anxious to reopen the Dardanelles for
anese Seal B u tc h e rs .
First Appearance of the Cold.
“
Mildred,"
sharply
spoke
the
chaperon,
opinion gradually led to personalities, “ I the present, for, if this is done, it “you chew gum nearly all the time. Can’t
San Francisco, Oct. 12.— The United
must be for all nations, and Russia is
8t.
»opta, Mich., Sent., 1901__ Last ain’t pigeon toed !'
you find something else to use your teeth States gunboat Yorktown, which has
win tei
•aught a sudden cold, which
No,” said Tuffold Knutt, looking at not likely to desire that while her on occasionally?”
developed into an unpleasant catarrh the open work shoes worn by his fellow fleet is weak.
arrived here after a cruise in Alaskan
Mortified and indignant, the young
The point in hqi* previous stand
of the head and throat, depriving me of traveler; “ when ye have them things on
waters, confirms the news of the sum
Great Britain is continuing to insist woman impulsively bit her lip.
my appetite and usual good spirits. A yer feet ye alius turn yer toes out.”
mary execution of several Japanese
upon, apparently, is that no m odifica
friend who had been cured by Peruna Chicago -Tribune.
D a p -Y e a r ,
-seal poachers by the Russian authori
tion o f a treaty can be permitted
advised me to try it, and I sont for a
The somewhat elderly but still hand- ties on the Komandorsky islands
without the consent o f all parties to
bottle at once, and I am glad to say that
Too H asard on s.
in three days the phlegm had loosened,
“ Yessir,” admitted a waiter, “ I shall that treaty, and at her proposal the eouie and well-preserved bachelor had After a speedy trial on charges of
a ml I .*o!t bitter, my appetite returned ho compelled to throw up tuy situation powers have instructed their ambas long been an admirer of the young lady, piracy, the men were convicted and
sadors at Constantinople to affirm but never had dared to tell her so. At
«.id within nine days ! was in my usual h ere”
this principle.
What end can be last, however, he mustered courage to put to death.
good health.
T w o Japanese schooners, with their
“ Indeed! What Is the matter?”
served by this is not stated by the s a y :
—Miss Helen SauerKer.
crews, found sealing within the three-
“ More than I can put up with. The foreign office, but it can hardly be
Pc m a is an old and well tried rem
“ Miss Jesst®, I wish I were twenty mile limit by the revenue cutter Bear,
for colds. No woman should be governor Insists on my eating mush expected that either Bulgaria or Aus
were taken to Valdez. Following the
rooms In the presence of customers to tria-Hungary will consent to restore years younger.”
cb^U .t.
custom o f previous seasons, it is
“ Why so?” she asked.
prove they are edible fungi.”— London the legal stauts in Bulgaria and
Bosnia and Herzegovina
“ Because then I should be bold thought the men will be allowed to
Tit Bits.
go free.
enough, perhaps, to ask you to marry
Lieutenant-Commander Pollock, of
F IG H T W IT H M A N IA C .
me.”
Only a few years ago the only article
the Y orktow n, which has been doing
tasting of maple was maple sugar.
With 2 charming smile she shook her police duty around the Pribilof islands
There is now an article on the market P olice m e n T u s s le W ith C ra zy M an head.
states that the rookeries there are
that is so like the real maple sugar
“ I should have to tell you no, Mr. covered with dead and dying pups
on T a ll T o w e r.
that even old Vermonters are unable
Their mothers had been killed at sea
New York, Oct. 13.—Joseph Krats, Baxter,” she said. “ If you were twenty and the young left to perish.
to tell the difference. Jn fact, on ac
count of its healthful qualities, being in insane man of Brooklyn, who in years younger you would be— er— a
During the season the Yorktown
a purely vegetable product, neither an attempt to throw himself into the ! great deal too young for me.”
encountered 11 Japanese sealers, but
He took the hint— and a little while none was within the three-mile limit
sticky nor sickly, it is preferred by East river Sunday fought desperately
dizzy ! later the young lady, too.
many people who formerly used only with seven policemen on the dizzy!
While off Cape St. Elias the York
top o f a Williamsburg bridge tower,
the regulation maple sugar.
town was in a terrific gale, and was
A Look Ahead.
This new extract is called Mapleine. yesterday morning gave attendants
compelled to heave to for 36 hours
Queen
Alexandra
attended last The gunboat was washed from stem
Tt is a Seattle product and can be used ind physicians at the Eastern D is
He spring’s annual mansion house fete in to stern, and one of her lifeboats
to advantage by the housewife in a trict Hospital a furious fight.
variety of ways. For instance, a syrup burst the canvas strait-jacket into Loudon, and o f that auspicious fact was carried away. This was the same
like maple can be made by simply dis which he had been forced and with there is a tale to tell.
gale in which the bark Star of Bengal
solving granulated sugar in water and maniacal fury assailed nurses and oth
One of the diminutive flower mai was wrecked on Coronation island
ers in charge.
adding a few drops of Mapleine.
with the loss of 111 men.
\fter a prolonged contest he was dens was both pretty and plump, and
The Crescent Manufacturing Com
when her majesty stopped for an in
I* your mouth ftitnilnr In any wny to the above? I
overpowered
and
bound.
Later
he
pany who make Mapleine have pub
•o. no-need to wear a wobbly. unusable partial plate
T R Y W IR E L E S S T E L E P H O N Y .
calmed down and was taken before a stant to smile down upon her, what did
or ¡11 lilt in«, ordinary tiridKe work. The Dr. Witte ¡¡shed a booklet called Mapleine Dain
syatem of
ties. This will be sent free ou request court, charged with attempted suicide. she do hut put up her wee mouth for
The magistrate, in committing him a kiss, which she received.
to anyone who asks for it. It is full
“ TEETH W IT H O U T P L A T E S ”
A p p a ra tu s to C o n n e c t A d m ira lty O f
o the observation ward of Kings
“ Molly !” gasped her astonished moth
T h e result o f 21 years' experience, the new way of of wholesome recipes.
fic e W ith S h ip s at Sea.
replacing teeth in the n outh—teeth in fact, teeth In
County Hospital, praised Policeman er, after the ri itor had passed on.
appearance, teeth to chew your food upon, as you
London,
Oct. 12.— The De Forest
Clarence
Smith,
who
had
followed
N
f
w
I
n
d
n
w
t
r
y
.
“ How could you?”
did upon >our natural ones.
Our force is so organ
b e d we can do your entiro crown, bridge or plate
“ Who Is that striking looking mnn he crazed man in his climb to the
Molly gave good reason. “ I fought,” system of wireless telephony is short
Work in a day if necessary.
Positively painless ex
near the head of the table?” asked one ow er’s •harrow top and after an aw said she, "it *ud he Interestin’ to tell my ly to be put to the test by the ad
tra d in g . Only hiuh-claa*. scientific work.
ful
hand-to-hand
conflict,
during
of the guests.
grandchildren.”— Harper’s Weekly.
miralty, who will endeavor to com
W I S E D E N T A L C O ., IN C .
“ That’s Mr. Jypes,” answered the oth which Kriits got out a razor, subdued
Dr W . A. Wise. Manns
, 21 years in Portland,
municate by wireless telephone with
im
and
summoned
assistance.
The
or. “ He’s a blood boiler.”
ling, Third and Wash
Second Floor. Failin g ”
Intitoli Streets Office hours, s A. M, to 8 P. M. Sun
the channel fleet from the admiralty
"What I A workman at the stock magistrate said:
days. 9 to 1 P. M. Painless F xt ructin«, 50o; plates,
“ Heroes like you deserve special
16 up. Phones A and Main 2U29.
yards?”
offices in St. James Park.
“ No, no; don’t you understand? lie recognition. You are a brave man.”
The experiments, which may extend
P N U
N o . 4 2 -0 8
writes these shocking stories of corpora
over some weeks, are expected to
P LE A D S FO R LA R G E R N A V Y .
demonstrate the possibility of the of
tion cruelty to children and ignorant em
IIK N writing: to a d vertiser« p lea se
ficials in London keeping in touch
ployes that you read in the Magazines."—
m en tion th is paper.
Chicago Tribune.
S e n a to r L o d g e Says P a c ific C o a st appeal to the Well-Informed In every with the warships at sea and also of
walk of life and are essential to per the ships - communicating with the
M u s t Be P ro te c te d .
land station.
Boston, Oct. 13.— Declaring that manent success and creditable stand
W ireless telephony over long dis
ing.
Accordingly,
it
is
not
claimed
apan was ready to make insulting
tances has already been shown to be
iemands on the United States, did that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of possible by the invention of Mr. Poul
he dare, and that the only way to Senna is the only remedy of known sen, the famous Danish inventor. By
guard against them was to increase
value, but one of many reasons why means of powerful arc lamps of a spe
the American navy, United States
cial form continuous electrical waves
It
is the best of personal and family can be sent from one place to another
Senator Lodge launched into a strong
W hen bad blood is caused from an infection o f the circulation b y the and vigorous plea for a bigger and laxatives is the fact that it cleanses, impressed with the effects of speech
virus o f Contagious Blood Poison, it usually shows in the form o f ulcerated better navy at a Republican ratifica sweetens and relieves the internal in such a way that these impressions
m outh and throat, copper-colored splotches on the body, sw ollen glands in tion meeting last night, held under
organs on which it acts without any can be reconverted into speech at the
receiving station.
the groin , fallin g hair, sores and ulcers, etc.
These general sym ptom s, the auspices o f the Republican club
debilitating after effects and without
The electrical waves are bent out of
affecting all parts o f the b ody, show h ow deeply poisoned the blood of Massachusetts.
"W hat we want to look out for is having to increase the quantity from shape so to speak, by the telephone
becomes, and emphasizes the dangerous character of the trouble. If allowed
connected with the transmitting ap
to remain in the system the disease w ill finally w reck the health and break our navy,” insisted the speaker. “ W e time to time.
paratus, and these modified waves arc
down the strongest constitution. No m edicine can cure C ontagious Blood should protect both the Atlantic and
It acts pleasantly and naturally and capable o f carrying the impression to
Pacific coasts and it is the policy of
Poison w hich does not rid the circulation o f every particle o f the virus.
truly as a laxative, and its component the receiving apparatus.
the Republican party to do this.”
S. S. S. is the one real and certain cure; it goes dow n to the very bottom of
parts are known to and approved by
the trouble, and by rem oving every trace o f the poison, and adding rich,
N ic h o la s Ready to F ig h t.
N o t A g g re s s iv e , Says S e rvia .
physicians, as it Is free from all
healthful qualities to the blood, forever cures this powerful disorder. S. S. S.
Cettinje, M ontenegro, Oct. 13.— objectionable substances. To get its
Budapest, Oct. 12.— Servia has re
is the m ost reliable o f all blood purifiers, and its concentrated ingredients of
The Montenegrin National Assembly
plied to the Austro-Hungarian de
healthful vegetable extracts and ju ices especially adapt it to cu ring tili-
opened here yesterday in extraor beneficial effects always purchase the
insidious trouble. W rite for our hom e treatment book, w hich is a valuable dinary session. The war fever re genuine—iflanufactured fly the Cali mand for an explanation of her pur
aid in the treatment o f the different stages of the disease, and ask for any sulting from the annexation by Aus fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for pose in summoning the reserves to
the colors by granting that this step
special medical advice you w ish. N o charge for either.
tria-Hungary of Bosnia and H erze sale by all leading druggists.
has no aggressive character. Speak
govina
has
been
strengthened
by
a
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
ing at Saturday’s session o f the Aus
bellicose message to parliament from
tro-Hungarian
delegation,
Foreign
Prince Nicholas, who declared that
Minister von A.ehrenthal expressed
the annexation o f these two prov
the belief that he would be able to
inces had inflicted a crying wrong
carry through the annexation of Bos
upon the people o f M ontenegro, and
nia and Herzegovina peacefully. He
that the people were prepared to sac
Egg-Phosphate
said that already he was negotiating
rifice their last drop of blood unless
with some of the powers with the
the peaceful endeavors now on foot
view o f smoothing out difficulties.
looks better-w eors longer-J
resulted in righting the grievance.
and gives more
J
bodily comfort
> >
B elieve W a r is Im p e n d in g .
S a tis fie d W ith In s p e c tio n .
because cut on
/
Belgrade, Oct. J2.— Even in official
large patterns yet
Chicago, 111., Oct. 13.— Am ong the
Get it from
circles it is now believed that war is
costs no more than
A FULL POUND 25c.
you r Grocer prominent packers gathered in Chi
unavoidable. M. Basics, minister of
the
just as good kinds'
cago for the annual meeting of the
war. in an interview with the A ssoci
American Meat Packers’ association
5UIT543QP 5LICKER5‘3Qo
ated Press correspondent, declared
there is no outward sign of dissatis
S O LD E V ER Y W H ER E,
\
faction over the operations of the
that the situation was most critical,
f w r / qormenf
«O W E D *
bsar.nn the
federal meat inspection law.
The
saying: “ Hostilities can hardly be
Sign of the fish ;
j
,t
members
o
f
the
association
declare
averted.” A big mass meeting was
g u a ra n te e d
T
^
Q uality!
p u r ity
»vorerproof
utalo « free
that they are entirely satisfied with
held Saturday, after which the re-
existing conditions and in papers and
A j TOWtn\o~ BOSTON U S A
monstrators marched to the Skupsh
addresses to be presented to the
tina, the members o f which are as
three-days’ convention the fullest c o
sembling, clamoring for war. Am ong
operation will be urged between the
i the members of the assembly the sen
packers and the government in order
timent is apparently warlike.
to hold up the grade of meat.
PERUNfl K E D FOR
SUDDEN COLDS.
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s F U
8
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P r o b a b ly
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H u sto n .
O W A K D i : . l i e It TO N - A s a x y e r r - i C hem ist,
L eadville, Colnr.mo.
Specuium p rice*: t.old -
Silver, i . ad. #1 ; «i< i , s ilv e r, 7 ; liofd . .V). ; Z in c o f
H
“ But, surely,” protested the lately de
parted girl, “ you’re not going to take me
to the— er—infernal regions?”
“ Only for a few seconds,” replied the
attendant spirit. “ We must thaw you
out a little.”—Catholic Stundard and
Times.
P< , .
lu ll price li«t seni on application. Control and I 'm -
pi re a
■- '"U clti-d .
livlcrcu L o:
« arL»on**ce Nor
tiouul lla u k .
K A S P A R IL L A
This sterling household remedy is most
successfully prescribed for a "world of
troubles.” For derangements of the di
gestive organs it is a natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver and ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthful activity.
Its
beneficial influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, aiding in the
processes of digestion and assimilation of
food, promoting a wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions, Kasparilla di pels drowsi
ness, headache, backache and despond
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
kidneys and digestive tract. It is a
strengthening tonic of the highest value.
If it fails to satisfy we authorize all
dealers to refund the purchase price.
H oyt C hemical C o . Portland, Oregon
Mothers w ill find Mrs. Winslow’ s Southing
Byrup the b- st remedy to uso fos their ch. ldr a
lu rin g the teething period.
Innocent.
“ Edith, I was ashamed of you when
you called Mr. Midlage an old man to
his face.”
“ Why, mamma, I did nothing of the
kind. I wouldn’t be as impolite as that
for the world. I called him an old gen
tleman.”
C IJ C
I I 1 3
storer.
Dr. K.
s t - Vitus’ Dance and "rvoun imspiucs perma-
nently cured l.y Dr. 1 d u o's Great N o n e Re
Hend for FREE $2 00 trial liotlle und treatise.
11. Klin e, Ld . 9J1 Arch S t., l'hiludolphia, Fa.
Heroic nix 111 K H is L i m i t a t io n s .
Cholly— Let me sec— what’s that quo
tation about a nod being as good as a
wink, and so forth?
Fweddy— Why—er— I can’t think------
Cholly—O, I know that. I’ m asking
you to try to remember.— Chicago Trib
une.
C. Gee Wo
T h e well known
By n X arrow
reliable
CHINESE
Y o u C a n G e t A lle n ’s T o o t-E a se FR E T.
Write Aliens. O linsted.L e K.»v, N. Y., for a
free sample of A llen ’s Foot-KiDe. it cures
sw eating, hot sw ollen, ach in g feet. It makes
new or tight shoes easy. A certain cu re i.>r
corns, imr row ing nails and bunions. A ll drug
gists sell it. 25c. D on’ t accept any substitute
Root and Herb
DOCTOR
ITn* mn<lo a life study o f
I root* un.l herbs, and In th at
1 study discovered and is « lv -
to th e world his wonder-
remedies.
M a r u ln .
?
“ You’re all out of breath,” said Fnoo-
No M ercu ry, P o iso n s or D ru g s Used H e C u r e s
dles. "What have you been doing?”
ithout O p e ra tio n , or W itho ut the A id of a k n if «
"Been running a race!” panted Ardup. W lie,
«uiirantees to Cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lung,
'hroat. Khetimat ism. Nervousness. Nervous * D
ebility,
I’et
ility,
“ On a hot day like this? What for?” Throat,
tom ar... I.iver. Kidney Troul>U<s;nlsoLost Munhood.
Itomach.
-M a n h o o d .
“ To— er— decide who was going to pay Í ornale Wenk ne
ate Diseases
for the dinner.”
A SU RE CANCER CURE
Ju st R e c e iv e d fro m P e k in g , C h in a —S a fe , Sure
“ Did you win?”
an d R e lia b le .
“ Yes, by the skin of my teeth.”
I F YOTT AR E AFLICTK1*. D ON’ T D EL A Y .
“ Who was the other fellow?”
D E L A Y S A R E D A N G ER O U S.
C O N S U L T A T IO N
I-lV i-iJ
“ He was—well, he was the proprietor
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In the crowd just as he was about to
1621-2l i n t S t., Cor. M orrison,
Portland, Oregoik
make a grab for me.”—Chicago Tribune.
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BEHNKE-WALKER STUDENTS SUCCEED. WHY?
T h ey are T rained fo r business in a b u sin ess-lik e w ay.
W h y not enroll in a repu table school th a t p laces all o f its graduates?
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S E N D FOR C A T A LO G U E
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The Power
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No failures. A cake made with
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W e insist upon refunding your
money if a trial does not con*
vince you.
“SPECIAL MERIT”
A u s tria 's P atience S tra in e d .
Ready f o r R osebud D ra w in g .
SEAMLESS
SCHOOL SHOES
Paris, Oct. 12.— Official advices re
ceived here represented the situation
between Servia and Austria-Hungary
las extremely critical. Austria-Hungary
j has served notice that she will not
¡tolerate further provocation and that
she is prepared for eventualities
should the Skupschitina declare war
or make an aggressive move. The
fifteenth Austro - Hungarian army
corps occupied the frontier along the
Danube, and river gunboats are con
centrating at Semlin.
Dallas, S. D., Oct. 13.— T w o 6-year-
old g>rls will draw the envelopes con
taining the names o f winners in the
Rosebud land lottery next Monday
morning, according to the official an
nouncement. The applications will be
placed in a box on a platform, the
sides o f which will be covered with
wire netting, and the little girls, in
the sigjit of all, will draw the win
ners. According to the estimate of
Judge Witten, between 110.000 and
120 ,000 applicants will register.
C C I I O O L S H O E S w it h o u t se a m s—t h in k off
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it—s e a m l e s s s c h o o l s h o e s ? T h e y a r e
stro n g an d s t u r d y , h a v e se a m le ss u p p e rs, lo t ig f i
so le s a n d d o u b le le a th e r toes. My fa r tiie m o s t
d u ra b le an d la s t in g s h o e s o b ta in a b le .
S p e c-ia j.M e rit" S e a m le s s S c h o o l S h o e s " w e a r
line tm n .
1 h e y w e a r ju s t t w i c e as lo n g a »
o r d in a r y sh o e s w it h seam s.
M ufe in a ll s t y le s a n d s u e s , fo r e v e r y d a y a n d
S u n d a y w e a r —f o r h o y s a n d g ir ls .
Y o u r d e a le r w ill s u p p ly y o u ; if not,
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d e a l e r w h o J a m s n o t h a n d le S p e c ia l
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Constantinople. O ct 13.— The Ger
man and Italian ambassadors yester
day made the same declaration to the
oorte against the infraction of treat
ies without consent o f the signatories
as has already been made by the
British. French and Russian ambassa
dors. Austria still holds aloof.
• A** Hora*. Booklet end I.«
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Springfield, 111., Oct. 12.—The jury
in the case o f Ernest Humphrey, one
of the alleged mob leaders indicted
¡fo r malicious destruction o f property
on August IS last, has returned a ver-
j diet o f not guilty. This is the third
case growing out of the recent race
i riot in which a verdict of not guilty
has been returned.
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